Forum interview Janet Malcom, the author 'Reading Chekhov - A Critical Journey.'
Topics: KQED, Forum with Michael Krasny
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We are officially international! This week we are delighted to be joined by a wonderful actress and dear friend of ours, Macy Nyman, hailing from London, who was visiting New York City when we were recording this episode. We were so honored that she came and joined us for an afternoon of recording as we delve into this act of chaos, life and movement. We begin to see how Ivanov and Anna/Sarah are perceived by their acquaintances and explore a series of different topics and questions. Did Anna...
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Temi Rose; Elena Harper; Anton Pavlovich Chekhov
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Book from Project Gutenberg: The Three Sisters Audio performance
Source: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/55351
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Mar 31, 2015
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Reading of "The Bet," a psychological thriller short story by Anton Chekhov.
Topics: fiction, audiobook, stories, reading, fiction podcast, literature, thriller, Russian literature,...
Closed captions transcript: 00:00:00 Election campaign was marred by threats from national and local leaders but the 00:00:04 body and officials hit back saying that the statement was an attempt to intimidate 00:00:08 Cambodia 00:00:09 a government spokesperson told Reuters this is against the Cambodians who went to 00:00:13 vote to decide their own fate the ruling party has won an estimated $100.00 out of 00:00:18 $125.00 parliamentary seats and more than 82 percent of those registered to vote...
Topic: Radio Program
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Scene from Act Two of The Seagull by Anton Chekhov Performances November 15-18 in the Studio Theatre, Emory & Henry College Trigorin: Graham Grasty Nina: Jaclyn Fields Arkadina: McKinley Hughes Assistant producer: Ashleigh Testerman Directed by: Susan Wilder Audio segment produced by Richard Graves at WEHC 90.7
Topics: WEHC, seagull, theatre, chekhov
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Apr 23, 2018
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EDICT ZERO – FIS – Season 3 Episode 7 – “Horizons (II)” #CREDITS# VOICES: James Keller, Julie Hoverson, Phil Rossi, Tanja Milojevic, Russell Gold, Matthew McLean, Michael Hudson, Robert Cudmore, Chris Barnes, David Collins-Rivera, Caitlin Sneddon, C. Edward Reed, Jim Balfour, and Jack Kincaid. EXPANDED VOICE CREDITS Blackwell ___________________________ C. Edward Reed Chekhov _____________________________ Jack […]
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Apr 21, 2019
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Will You Read To Me
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Will You Read to Me is a podcast of nice people reading short stories. We would have called it Bedtime Stories for Grown Ups. But it turns out that's porn. Featuring the dulcet tones of Tim Key, Kieran Hodgson, Phil Wang and many more. With thanks to Zak Annette and artwork by the amazing Alice Thompson ( http://www.alicethompsonillustration.co.uk/)
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Apr 20, 2019
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Nicholas Koy Santillo, Ariana Karp, Emily Ota, Brittany Chandler
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Hello Tablers! Join us as we delve into the complex web of Ivanov following the thread of Act I. We discuss a variety of topics including, but certainly not limited to: our initial impressions of the characters, what we know about their pasts from the text, the bewildering fact as a reader that each character has a minimum of 3 names, Russian Jewish history, class relationships, Ivanov's sex life (or lack thereof), thought in Shakespeare vs. thought in Chekhov, Ivanov as an antihero, Russia as...
From C.M. Mayo's "Techniques of Fiction" workshop: the number one technique. An explanation with examples-- plus a nugget of advice from Chekhov. For C.M. Mayo's upcoming workshops, and for many more resources for writers, visit www.cmmayo.com
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Apr 20, 2019
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Marc Smith
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Julia Sirna-Frest is an actor and singer based in New York. She was most recently seen as Margit in Seder at Hartford Stage. And in the title role of: [Porto] which played at The Bushwick Starr last year where it was an NYT Critics Pick and The Times review said it was quote: “an excellent cast led by the wonderful Ms. Sirna-Frest” Porto makes its Off-Broadway premiere at the WP Theater. Other productions include: A Tunnel Year (The Chocolate Factory), and The Offending...
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May 7, 2018
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Financial Times
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How best to celebrate Chekhov's 150th anniversary? Sky Arts 2 have chosen to mark the occasion with "chekhov: comedy shorts" - four one-act plays transposed to the small screen, with a cast of well-known comedians including Johnny Vegas and Steve Coogan. But do they make good television? In this week's arts podcast, Neville Hawcock, the FT's deputy arts editor, talks to the paper's theatre critic, Sarah Hemming, and television columnist, John Lloyd, about the venture.
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A Whale of a Time with Chekhov Angry Nancy takes action when she hears what the old rogue has been up to.
Topics: BBC, Radio Program, Winston Back Home, House types, Colonization of the Americas, Family, Sleep,...
Source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00pgpm3
Gary Shteyngart is the unlikely offspring of Anton Chekhov and Judd Apatow. Reading excerpts from his new memoir, Little Failure, Shteyngart takes us from his Lenin-loving, ratty-fur-overcoat-wearing childhood in Russia to the triumphs and catastrophes of his Queens adolescence. Aleksandar Hemon, another brilliantly funny immigrant who found his calling as an American writer, joins Shteyngart in conversation. This program was recorded on January 27, 2014.
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Apr 20, 2019
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As with most Chekhov plays, Act III is where everything goes down, and the final fourth act is the recovery act, but we discussed this climactic act at great length. Join us as we navigate through the series of fantastic one-on-one confrontations with Ivanov; Lebedev, Lvov, Sasha, Borkin & Anna/Sarah. We discuss at length the stage directions concerning Ivanov's study and what they tell us about the world of the play. We also talk about the relationship between depression and inaction. What...
Imagine: you are Mr. Mann, and you’ve just won two tickets to Chekhov’s comedy, The Three Sisters. You’ve barely heard of Chekhov, but you go anyway (alone, because no one else in the family is interested). Unexpectedly the experience begins to alter your life, and slowly beauty … Can beauty actually reveal a new way to see the world? This play opens a window to the answer.
A Lady, A Pomeranian, A Guy. Erect Eyebrows. The Torment of Curiosity. Secret Pocket Bones. Time. Russia. Emily Maya Mills joins Kelly and Katai to read Anton Chekhov's slow burn story of an extramarital affair that tests the limits of human desire and the limits of the reader's patience. Follow Public Domain Theater on Instagram and Twitter http://twitter.com/publicdomainpod http://instagram.com/publicdomainpod Public Domain Theater is a Forever Dog Podcast...
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Anton CHekhov
Topic: Anton CHekhov
#audiobooks #documentaries #interviews #AudioWalk #AudioTours
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Apr 20, 2019
04/19
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Nicholas Koy Santillo, Ariana Karp, Emily Ota, Brittany Chandler
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We are very pleased to release the introduction of our very first modern classic, Anton Chekhov's Ivanov! Directed by the wonderful Emily Ota, the four of us (Nicholas Koy Santillo, Ariana Karp & Brittany Chandler,) discuss this early Chekhov work in the context of his other works, and Chekhov's place in both theatre history and Russian literature among other things. Join us next week as we delve into our Act 1 discussion!
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'The Chameleon', 'Oysters' (both 1884), and 'The Culprit' (1885) This dramatic series is based on sixteen stories drawn from Anton Chekhov's vast body of work. The stories range from early sketches published when he was still a medical student to the masterpieces he wrote in the last decade of his life. The stories are arranged in chronological order and trace Chekhov's development as an artist and as a human being. This series aired nationwide on NPR Playhouse in the early 90s.
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Topics: Globe Radio Repertory, NPR Playhouse, radio drama, Anton Chekhov, short stories
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Dec 11, 2019
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In a memorial tribute to Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel, who passed away this past July, the panel tackles his 1988 novel Twilight. Elie Wiesel spent his life being an exemplary spokesman for those who lived through the Holocaust; both those who died and those who had to try and live their life after witnessing such horrors. He's primarily known for his memoir Night, required reading in most schools, but his fiction is an integral part of the Wiesel canon. Delving into the functions of memory,...
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Mar 21, 2014
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Maxim Shrayer and Svetlana Boym discuss a Russian literature response to Putin's invasion of Crimea
Topics: Maxim Shrayer, Svetlana Boym, Russian literature, literature, Chekhov, Tolstoy, Crimea
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Jan 27, 2020
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Julianne Moore is a Movie Star... but before that, she was a working actress. In the early to mid-90s, eagle-eyed viewers could spot her unique redheaded luminescence on the margins of Hollywood movies and daytime soaps. With the release of a string of acclaimed indies, however, the world took notice - and the first was VANYA ON 42ND STREET. It's a love letter to the theatre in which a company of character actors gather to rehearse in a crumbling Times Square theatre. With nothing but their...
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Fourth in a series of Reading Chekhov from Open Source. The story is "The Student."
Topic: Christopher Lydon Radio Open Source Chekhov
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directed and produced by Nigel Killick at www.peopletalk.libsyn.com
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www.peopletalk.libsyn.com Audio Book: Isabel Woods reads The Tragic Actor by Anton Chekhov, directed & produced by Nigel Killick. Anton Chekhov is regarded by many as the most outstanding short story writer. This may be a surprise at the first encounter with even his most famous stories, because they are rarely driven by plot or anticipation. They are often gentle in character, elusive in purpose; but they create a resonance in the imagination that rings long. Here are 12 stories, from the...
Topics: audio Book, Tragic, Actor, Anton Chekhov, Nigel Killick, Isabel Woods, peopletalk
In this episode of Trek TV we discuss Star Trek: The Next Generation S02E22 - "Shades of Gray". Hosted by Vaughn. Guest starring Derek, Jared, Past Tracy, Past Chris, and some trash you already heard years ago. The non-awful parts of this Trek TV (approx. 3%?) are dedicated to Anton Yelchin. RIP New Chekhov; you were a great new Chekhov.
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May 28, 2019
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Raised on a steady diet of Bob Saget, Anton Chekhov, Journey and Mentos, Jamie Marchi has been making fresh and acting professionally for a number of years, which, in the interest of national security, shall not be disclosed at this time. Some of her other more popular voice acting roles are from Panty and Stocking […]
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Nina Tumarkin reads an excerpt from the short story "Peasants", collected in The Essential Tales of Chekhov edited by Richard Ford, published by Harper Perennial. (5:35) "I'll say it now. I'm a shameless Russophile who has yet to fully understand how one of the world's most despotic regimes could produce arguably the most glorious literary canon of the 19th century."
THE FORMAT This new adult-contemporary CD takes the concept-album well beyond its conventional limits. French composer Rody Oddos teams up with French actress Genevieve Robin for a unique work of art, where sumptuous, modern songs gracefully blend into the poetry of spoken words. A true, dramatic story line, portraying a moving, nostalgic love. THE STORY LINE This is the story of a love. A well-known rock musician and a young actress could share all the happiness in the world, but she needs to...
Topic: Rody Oddos
Sue Lawley's castaway is director Elijah Moshinsky. Favourite track: Requiem: Agnes Dei by Giuseppe Verdi Book: Michael Frayn translation of Complete Plays by Anton Chekhov Luxury: A duvet
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Mar 29, 2020
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Bookaholics
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An Upheaval_Anton Chekhov
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One mom and her 14-year-old daughter recorded this English translation of a famous Russian play to practice their dramatic reading skills. This play is funny and short, give it a try! The translation is from Project Gutenberg.
Topics: Russian drama, one act plays, Chekhov, Project Gutenberg
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Аудиотека Всемирной Литературы Абдуллаева Джахангира ( АВЛАД ) АВЛАД — это звуковая аналогия Библиотеки Всемирной Литературы (БВЛ), которая систематически обновляется по мере создания новых аудиокниг в исполнении Абдуллаева Джахангира. АВЛАД — это звуковая...
Topics: Аудиотека Всемирной Литературы, Джахангир Абдуллаев,...
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Trading Places
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Cieran and Jericho are enjoying some glorious post-Edinburgh Fringe Festival flu and take you on a nazely and bunged-up journey through the two halfs they each saw of "presequel", Annabelle: Creation - somehow the first horror film of the podcast. If that doesn't sound like good listening, there's the piecing together of Chekhov, the mediocrity of Stranger Things, and the (dis)appearance of special studio guest this week, Annabelle herself! There are also plans afoot for the creation...
LibriVox recording of Predlozhenie by Anton Chekhov. Read in Russian by Mark Chulsky; tovarisch; Anastasiia Solokha; Luiza Karimova «Предложение» — шутка в одном действии известного русского писателя Антона Павловича Чехова. Завершена данная пьеса была в ноябре 1888 года. Действие происходит в усадьбе Чубукова. Иван Васильевич...
Topics: librivox, audiobooks, chekhov, vaudeville, шутка, предложение, Чехов,...
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Open Source Part 5 in Reading Chekhov Stories: The Teacher of Literature
Topic: Anton Chekhov The Teacher of LIterature
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Anton Pavlovich Chekhov "Chamber №6" - the story of a doctor who himself becomes a patient.
Topic: Chamber № 6
Season 2 comes to a close with a lot of sturm, but not that much drang. Michael and Molly talk about how Chekhov might not have liked this episode, how Kevin isn't Jack Bauer, and how the Leftovers straddles the line between the real and the supernatural. Twitter: @miracleradiopod Email: miracleradiopod@gmail.com
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A Whale of a Time with Chekhov Angry Nancy takes action when she hears what the old rogue has been up to.
Topics: BBC, Radio Program, Winston Back Home, House types, Family, Sleep, Medicinal plants, Emergency...
Source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00pgpm3
Sinead Cusack was born in Ireland into a acting dynasty. Her first ambition, whilst at convent school, was to be a saint. But her behaviour didn't match her early aspiration: as a teenager she was nearly expelled from school for dramatising the Profumo affair for the headmistress's feast day. Her first professional part was at the age of eleven when her father, the actor Cyril Cusack, cast her in an adaptation of Kafka's The Trial at the Olympia Theatre in Dublin. She played a deaf mute - she...
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Tracklist: 1. Like a Motorway 2. Like a Motorway (Chekhov Warp dub) 3. Like a Motorway (The David Holmes mix) 4. Like a Motorway (Skin Up, You’re Already Dead)
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Ko te korero mo A.P. Ko te "Akonga" a Chekhov he rereke i etahi atu mahi a te kaituhi i roto i te tikanga mohio o te tangata. Ko te honohono i nga kaupapa o te Paipera me te oranga o ia ra i hanga. Ka rereke nga mea katoa o te ao - ko te atawhai me te ataahua anake e kore e rereke.
Topic: A.P. Chekhov - Tauira
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One mom and her 14-year-old daughter recorded this English translation of a famous Russian play to practice their dramatic reading skills. This play is funny and short, give it a try! The translation is from Project Gutenberg.
Topics: Russian drama, one act plays, Chekhov, Project Gutenberg
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UAnton Pavlovich Chekhov ngumculi obalaseleyo wamagama, umbhali wemidlalo odumileyo kwihlabathi. Wazuza udumo njengenkosi yefom encinci. Kumabali akhe amafutshane, kodwa anamandla kakhulu kumxholo, utyhila abalinganiswa babantu, ngokudibanisa ukudibanisa imeko yemidlalo kunye nomdlalo ongasemva. Ubomi bemihla ngemihla oboniswe yiChekhov buvela phambi kwethu ngokukhanya ...
Topic: Inombolo yewadi 6. Amabali
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IOT Chekhov
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David Mas Masumoto, a third-generation San Joaquin Valley farmer, ruminates on the nature of growing grapes and peaches, and saving a way of life, in his memoir "Epitaph for a Peach: Four Seasons on My Family Farm." This segment of Insight originally aired October 6, 2005. Anything goes in "Anton in Show Business," when a self-absorbed television actress, an off-off-Broadway thespian, and a naive theater novice come together in a doomed run of a Chekhov play in Texas. Two...
Topics: David Mas Masumoto, Satirizing Show Biz, KXJZ, Sacramento public radio
Closed captions transcript: 00:00:00 At the Republican Party a.p. 00:00:02 Correspondent Mike Ball Somma reports that Maria Bettina had been accused of 00:00:06 working with people suspected of being employed by Russia's intelligence agency was 00:00:11 accused of gathering information on American officials and political organizations 00:00:15 at the behest of 00:00:16 a Russian official been sanctioned by the us Treasury Department for his close ties 00:00:20 to Russian President Vladimir...
Topics: Radio Program, National security, Christmas, Political terminology, African-American rappers, Legal...
